College Football Winners and Losers, Week Ten

The Pac-12 has joined the conversation! Who's on fire and who's feeling ice cold?

• Winner: USC: Down 27-14 with three minutes left, you'd expect USC to suffer another disappointing season, right? Wrong! Kedon Slavis threw two touchowns with less than three minutes left boosted the #20 Trojans to a 28-27 victory over Arizona State. The Trojans took out their best competition in the Pac-12 South and will face the other Arizona school in the Pac-12, the Arizona Wildcats, next week.
• Winner: Florida: In their rivalry game with #5 Georgia, the #8 Gators came to play. Kyle Trask went 30-for-43 with 474 yards and four touchdown throws (an SEC record), helping Florida thump the Bulldogs, 44-28. Florida's secondary also came up with three interceptions as well, holding Georgia to 112 passing yards. The win helps put Florida in the driver's seat in the SEC East.
• Winner: Brian Kelly: Notre Dame's head coach has not had much luck against Top 5 teams. Kelly was winless against Top 5 teams and Notre Dame has a 1-17 record against Top 5 teams since 2000. But with Notre Dame's resounding double-overtime win over #1 Clemson, Kelly has established the Fighting Irish as a legitimate playoff contender. A swarming defense along with Ian Book's big day got Notre Dame over the top in the ACC.
• Loser: Jim Harbaugh: Harbaugh's Michigan Wolverines suffered yet another loss to a ranked team, this time to #13 Indiana. The Wolverines lost, 38-21, letting Michael Penix Jr. go off for 342 yards and three touchdowns. Joe Milton also threw two picks as well. Harbaugh has eight road losses in AP ranked games. Ouch.
• Loser: Virginia Tech Shooting Themselves in the Foot: Virginia Tech would've won the game against #25 Liberty... If they didn't ice a blocked field goal returned for a touchdown. Virginia Tech went on to lose on a last-second field goal, 38-35. Hokies, you just played yourself.
  
• Loser: Jet Toner: Stanford's kicker may have a badass name. But his kicking game against #12 Oregon was lameass, for he missed four field goals against the Ducks.
  

Other Winners: Taulia Tagovailoa, BYU, Mohamed Ibrahim
Other Losers: Penn State, Gary Andersen, Offense in Florida Atlantic-Western Kentucky

Playoff Four:

1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Notre Dame
4. Clemson